The reason why you are getting a not redirecting properly message is because you are creating an endless loop of redirects. They get redirected to /public but because they are not logged in they get redirected again and again and again… Try this code instead: if( ! is_user_logged_in() && ! is_page(“public”) ) { wp_redirect( site_url(“/public”) … Read more
As Otto pointed out, you’re sending data to the browser before calling wp_redirect(). get_header() will output the page’s HTML <head> You’re printing the entire form to the page before processing it. To fix the “headers already sent” issue, you need to move all of your form processing from the bottom of the page to the … Read more
After searching here and there, probably I found solution. (Don’t know if I am doing wrong in WP terminology!) Page was redirecting from …/page5 to …/page/5, because of redirect_canonical function resides in WordPress core. So I further searched for altering it by hook. Few people were saying remove redirect_canonical filter by adding this in code: … Read more
none of those conditionals will work at after_theme_setup. Look at the Action Reference page in Codex for the order actions are executed in a request. Try hooking template_redirect instead.
Figured it out, though this is the lamest solution ever: I hooked into wp_footer instead of template_redirect. If anyone has a better solution or place to hook in I’d love to hear about it – thanks! EDIT: That wasn’t the fix I thought it was. Turned out I was writing the function poorly, and did … Read more
WordPress stores the domain name of your site in the database (wp_options table among others). If you just copy the site and database the site will redirect to the domain mentioned in the database. Option 1 : Using a php tool You can do a search and replace using a proper tool to replace www.mydomain.com … Read more
A standard approach is to add a query parameter to the location header (redirect), for example: $redirect = add_query_arg( ‘my-form’, ‘success’, $redirect ); wp_redirect( $redirect ); exit; Then on the redirected-to page, you can conditionally display a message: <?php if ( filter_input( INPUT_GET, ‘my-form’ ) === ‘success’ ) : ?> Congrats! <?php endif ?>
I know that this is an ancient thread but I ran across it searching for the exact solution in March 2017. I hope this solution is the trial fix that works for someone and saves a little sanity. I posted it in the X Theme support forum since I had been asking for help there, … Read more
According to the Codex page for wp_redirect(), you should follow your wp_redirect() calls with exit. add_action( ‘wp_login’, ‘redirect_on_login’ ); // hook failed login function redirect_on_login() { $referrer = $_SERVER[‘HTTP_REFERER’]; $homepage = get_option(‘siteurl’); if (strstr($referrer, ‘incorrect’)) { wp_redirect( $homepage ); exit; } elseif (strstr($referrer, ’empty’)) { wp_redirect( $homepage ); exit; } else { wp_redirect( $referrer ); … Read more
Sorry guys, I found my answer: add_action(‘wp’,’redirect_stuffs’, 0); function redirect_stuffs(){ global $wpdb; if ($wpdb->last_result[0]->post_status == “private” && !is_admin() ): wp_redirect( home_url(), 301 ); exit(); endif; } Posts/Pages are removed from the sitemaps, but the page still shows up on the site so that it can get 301’d.